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Skin Clean 2011 Eau de Parfum

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7.4 / 10 94 Ratings

A perfume by Clean for women, released in 2011. The scent is fresh-floral. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Fresh

Floral

Powdery

Synthetic

Sweet

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Air accord

Honeydew melon

Lotus

Heart Notes

Blossoms

Vanilla

Blue rose

Dew drop

Base Notes

White musk

Amberwood

Cashmere wood

Ratings

Scent

7.494 Ratings

Longevity

6.082 Ratings

Sillage

5.383 Ratings

Bottle

6.281 Ratings

Value for money

7.326 Ratings

Submitted by Costarina, last update on 06.03.2024.

Interesting Facts

The fragrance is part of the "Classic" collection.

Reviews

3 in-depth fragrance descriptions

02/12/2024

10
Pricing 8
Bottle 4
Sillage 6
Longevity 8
Scent

Bascoco11
10 Reviews

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Bascoco11

After an alcoholic start, a fragrance for fine noses.

I don't even know how to describe it now, but the Clean Skin reminds me of glass cleaner at first. I don't mean that in a negative way. I use a certain glass cleaner for mirrors and glass surfaces that smells almost exactly like the start of Skin to me. I think this is due to the flowers in combination with a really strong alcoholic start. After 10 to 15 minutes, this scent is only slightly perceptible on the skin and the fragrance transforms over the course of an hour into the fresh, body-like skin scent described by many here.
On the test strip, the skin still smells like the cleanser to me. But luckily I wear perfume on my skin and not on the test strip.
Here on the wrist, you get a fresh, somewhat aquatic, slightly sweet scent with a little floral note.
It then becomes sweeter and creamier in the base. However, it still remains clean. It lasts for 6 hours on me and keeps sending out subtle scents of freshly washed and creamed skin. Pleasant to wear. Certainly doesn't bother anyone. Personally, the skin is too unspectacular for me. But it's certainly worth a sniff for delicate and sensitive noses.

01/03/2023

Gourmandgrl
253 Reviews

Gourmandgrl

1

Quiet skin scent

I'm echoing a lot of what earlier reviewers have said - it's very subtle, soft, dilluted, quiet, inoffensive, and very much a "skin musk" scent. To me, it's:

- slight warm musk
- a trickle of cucumber or watery green notes
- a warm shirt fresh out of the dryer
- a hint of warm amber
- a dash of powdery vanilla

All of the notes are so well blended that nothing sticks out. I saw another reviewer who said it best: "Smells like when you smell someone you love but they’re not really wearing anything, it’s just the smell of their skin and you love them and so of course it smells wonderful, like fresh out of the shower, like pressing your nose to their neck, like coming home."

Perfect for a night in at home, straight out of the shower, throwing on pjs and snuggling under blankets. Doesn't last long, and doesn't project well - but it's meant to be subtle, so it works well for what it is.

01/08/2013

7.5
Sillage 7.5
Longevity 6
Scent

Sherapop
1239 Reviews

Sherapop

3

Another minimalist, slightly sweet skin scent

My initial testings of perfumes from the house of Clean were not that positive, so for a while I steered clear of them, having concluded that my taste in soap simply differed too much from that of the Clean perfumers and Creative Director.

After reading how they were excoriated in The Holey[sic] Book, however, I developed an interest in trying more, not fewer, creations from this house, perversely enough. Since then, I've been slowly accumulating samples and minis from various sources, along with a few bottles from TJMAXX, which generally cost $9.95 or $12.95. The master plan in my mind is one day to conduct a Clean sweep: a suite of reviews of the perfumes of this house.

One of the more recent samples to have come my way is that of CLEAN SKIN, which was launched only last year and so was included in one of the Sephora promotional coffrets which I sometimes purchase as a way of finding out what's going on with the current mainstream designer fragrance scene. Since I just reviewed Laurence Dumont MUSC BLANC, which to me was a clean skin scent, I figured: why not review a perfume by that name?

CLEAN SKIN is another eminently well-named fragrance. This one lacks the house of Clean's characteristic soap note, which I do not really like. I do like some soap notes (WHITE LINEN, among others), but the Clean soap note is not that appealing to me. Fortunately, there is no soap whatsoever to be sniffed in this case. Instead, what we have here is indeed very similar to the Laurence Dumont MUSC BLANC: clean musk with a touch of sweetness. The smell of a freshly bathed baby's bottom!

So, my fragrant friends who desire to waft of the scent of a freshly bathed baby's bottom--well rinsed, and towel dried, BEFORE any powder has been applied or diapers put on--I am happy to report that you have some options! CLEAN SKIN is a bit better to my nose than MUSC BLANC, because it does not have an obnoxious alcohol opening. So I'd recommend this composition before the Laurence Dumont. It's nice, for what it is. But it is what is, and it's not what it's not...